bigbowtrout

Under cut banks, Trees in or over hanging the river, larger rocks and such. Browns like cover and like to hide.

Hey Rick, From what I hear they were in the middle of cementing the hole when it came back up. Do they have the blow out valves in place during cementing or is that something they do at the end of that process? And if they are in place could the pressure be so great that it could blow out the blow out valve?

I hope you had a gooder

Awesome job Rick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Whats your budget? Will you be needing a good all around rod to chuck streamers, nymphs and dries? Anyone of our sponcer shops will let you cast any set up you want just go in and ask.

Toasted nuts or non Toasted?

Hello All, I've cleaned up this thread just a little. Please lets get it back on track and stick to the topic at hand. Also stop feading the fire and I think all will be well. Thanks BBT PS.. We will not tolerated any threats to other board members (even the members that stir the *hit and might like like they need a punch to the head)

Awesome and congrats

And Ladystrange for the WIN

Did I hear him say free beer for the Mods and Admin??? MMMMMMM BEER

BURNNN!!!!! I was watching the hockey and had the laptop going and lost sight of the time. Great steal and a hella deal. Enjoy

Not looking good at all!!! I was in the Banff area on the weekend and I can't remember ever seeing the Bow that low this time of year.

Your Mom likes to roll play and next week she wants me to dress like a tight end from the 49'ers!!! should be fun

http://www.parksfdn.com/Weir.htm With the project ahead of schedule and water running over drops 3 and 4 it looks like the Trout will have an easier go at making it past the weir to the Bearspaw dam. Now this got me thinking that once this project is done are they going to change the regulations since right now the Weir is used to separate a section of the river from another? from Bearspaw Dam downstream to Western Headworks Diversion (W.H.D.) Weir (including the Elbow River below Glenmore Reservoir). CLOSED Apr. 1 to May 31 and Oct. 1 to Nov. 30 June 1 to Sept. 30 and Dec. 1 to Mar. 31 – Trout limit 1 under 35 cm; All Trout over 35 cm must be released; Mountain Whitefish limit 5 over 30 cm; Maggots are the only bait allowed and only in the river from Aug. 16 to Sept. 30. from the Western Headworks Diversion (W.H.D.) Weir downstream to the Carseland Weir (includes 500 m of the Highwood River) but excluding all waters in the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary (see Inglewood Bird Sanctuary) – Open all year. Apr. 1 to Mar. 31 – Trout limit 1 under 35 cm; All Trout over 35 cm must be released; Mountain Whitefish limit 5 over 30 cm; Bait Ban.

SHHHHH :$*%&:

That's what she said

After you upload to photobucket your photo will have four links attached to it. Cut and paste the IMG Code and you should be good to go. Just remember to preview your post first.

Twas a fun morning for sure and thanks for being a good net and camera man. But I don't know how often I can handle getting up at 4am and fishing till 8:30am but the looks on peoples faces when you're leaving the water when they're arriving is priceless.

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SAAAAAAAAWEEET!!!!!!!!!!!

$150 on 39

Great pics!!!!!!!!!!!!!